Acute Assesment

The caster briefly fuses their mind to the Weave and may latch onto loose threads connected to creatures within 60 feet of them, allowing them to leverage information that eludes mundane observation. As an action, the caster may activate Acute Assessment and select a target, and at the start of the caster's subsequent turns a target may be chosen as a bonus action. The same target may be chosen more than once or consecutively, and the spell ends if no new target is chosen.

Once a target is selected, the caster may choose to instantly understand one of the following major details, or select an additional minor detail instead. The major detail options include: current HP, all prepared spells, all ability scores, or all immunities, resistances, and vulnerabilities. The caster may not always be able to fully convey what they've learned in a single turn.

Additionally, the caster may choose two of the following minor details: AC, one saving throw proficiency, all skill proficiencies, movement speed(s), special equipment, or current focus (where the target's 'head is at'.)

Additionally, the target's attack rolls and spell save dc are reduced by two exclusively for the caster. For each consecutive turn that this spell is applied to the target, the caster accrues an additional -1 to this modifier.